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  • Collection: Selected Small Broadsides

Hollis people listened when evangelist Whitefield preached

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Article includes list of taxpayers in Hollis, NH from 1744-45.

At a town meeting holden in Guilford this 13th day of March 1782 voted ... a treaty entered into with the British ... New Hampshire grants ... owe ... allegiance to ... New York. Voted ... to withdraw ... allegiance ... from state of Vermont ... [signed] Dan'l Shepardson, Jotham Bigelow, James Walsworth.

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In response to the proclamation of Sir Frederick Haldimand, Oct. 5, 1781. See J.B. Wilbur, Ira Allen. (Boston, 1928), v. I, 313-314.

Hymns : written for the celebration of the Ladies Society for the advancement of female education in Greece

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[Circular letter] 1834 March 24, Burlington [to] Dear Sir: ... memorial to ... Congress ... in this town ... purporting ... to come from Jackson party ... friends of the administration might ... counteract ... new movement

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Circular to counteract movement to restore government deposits to the U.S. Bank.

[Letter] 1863 January, Ludlow, Vt. [to] Sir

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Form letter announcing issues of Vermont Historical Magazine about Chittenden Co.

The harvest home / by Gen. F.W. Hopkins, written by request, and sung at the Vermont State Fair, Rutland, Sept. 2, 1852

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Poetry in five numbered stanzas with chorus printed within ornamental border on blue paper. First line: Ye sons of the Mountain, wake to glory. Sung to the tune: Marseilles [i.e. Marseillaise] hymn.

Freemasons heart : Supported by justice and liberty. Copyright secured to E. Hutchinson, Hartford, Vermont

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Lines on the death of Miss Harriet Doxy : a young lady who died ... in Burlington, May 1833 ...

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Nine verses of poetry.

No Vermonters in heaven

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Poem appeared originally in the Rutland Daily Herald and was written in 1914. Within border of type ornaments. First line: I dreamed that I went to the City of Gold. At end of text: Retnomrev Layol [i.e. Loyal Vermonter].

History of the Pavilion

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Send 15 cents for the Secrets of bee-keeping by K.P. Kidder ... all orders punctually attended to ...

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Circular advertising book and bee-keeping equipment.

Birdie Tebbetts' American League All-Stars vs. Vermont All-Stars, Montpelier Recreation Field / sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Barre, Vt.

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Official score card for a baseball game between the American League All-Stars, coached by Birdie Tebbetts, and the Vermont All-Stars, coached by Louis Americo "Crip" Polli, a native of Barre, Vermont, in 1949.